Browsing: Mysteries

From a Christy Award–winning author! When Abigail moves into an abandoned mansion in Regency England, she learns that unsettling secrets lurk behind its walls… “Deliciously spooky and sweetly romantic” (Booklist), with nearly 3,300 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

“Smart, sexy, and scary as hell” (Lisa Jackson): A violent killer stalks the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee — and Genny’s special abilities make her the next target. Can FBI agent Dallas protect her as they uncover Cherokee Pointe’s darkest secrets? “I loved The Fifth Victim!” (Linda Howard).

What you don’t know can kill you . . . FBI Special Agent Sydney Fitzpatrick knows nothing about the Devil’s…

To rescue a defected scientist, British secret agent Michael Reynolds goes on a death-defying mission behind the Iron Curtain! This Cold War epic is “breathless, bloody, and detailed” (The Daily Telegraph).

From a New York Times bestselling author who “can write a Victorian mystery that would make Dickens’s eyes pop” (The New York Times Book Review): When a wealthy young woman is brutally murdered, Inspector Pitt and his wife, Charlotte, are drawn into the mystery of her death…

An enchanting new novel from New York Times bestselling author Hannah Howell that will make you believe in the power…

Warlock, an anonymous hacker, terrorizes the country with a series of chilling deaths. When he brings down the FBI website, it’s up to agent Jessica Blackwood to put a stop to his menacing reign. This “delightful” thriller (Publishers Weekly) boasts intense, vibrant writing.

A housemaid disguised as an heiress, Rebecca crosses paths with wealthy Christopher at a masquerade ball. Will her secrets thwart their happily ever after? A delightful Cinderella story!

“A Lori Foster book is like a glass of good champagne—sexy and sparkling!” —Jayne Ann Krentz   WHEN OPPOSITES ATTRACT…

Miss Maud Silver must solve the murder of a poisoned woman in this masterful mystery by a classic writer. “Miss Silver has her place in detective fiction as surely as Lord Peter Wimsey or Hercule Poirot” (Manchester Evening News).